What began in June 2020, from observations of the passive voice in an Instagram caption and how, because of the passive voice, it did not “Tell the Full American Story,” is now a research-based education program and consulting service of wrkSHäp | kiloWatt, a Black woman-owned and operated historic preservation / heritage conservation and owner’s representation studio in New York.

(un)Redact the Facts editors evaluate the communication assets, such as reports, of client collaborators who enroll in the Pledge to (un)Redact the Facts through the lens of adherence to the Tenets of (un)Redaction.


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(un)Redact the Facts’ founder has shared the Tenets of (un)Redaction in lectures for graduate historic preservation programs, conference presentations, op-ed writing, podcast interviews, and in one-on-one consultations on equitable practices in historic preservation/heritage conservation.


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(un)Redact the Facts has influenced the way people communicate about historical traumas in the US and beyond.